Arik Air: Experts blame airlines’ failures on harsh operating environment

Arik Air: Experts blame airlines’ failures on harsh operating environment

EXPERTS in the aviation sector have said that the recent takeover of Arik Air by Asset Management Company of Nigeria, AMCON, and failure of majority of airlines in Nigeria is due to the country’s harsh operating environment. This has reduced the number of operational airlines from 15o in 2000 to less than nine airlines in 2017.
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Tit Bits: Melaye and his seven degrees

Tit Bits: Melaye and his seven degrees

EVERY lawmaking institution prides itself in protecting its powers. So when the Senate last week rejected Ibrahim Magu’s nomination as chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, the Senate president requested President Muhammadu Buhari to submit another nominee.

C-River at 50: Firm to publish four new books

C-River at 50: Firm to publish four new books

Biographical compendium publishers, Profiles & Biographies, publishers of Contemporary Who’s Who in Cross River, is set to publish four new titles: Patriarchs and Matriarchs of Cross River; The Future Now: Cross River State in the Next 50 Years; Future Leaders: People to Watch and Still So Beautiful at 50: A Pictorial Portrait of Cross River State, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the creation of the state in May this year.

GOtv Boxing Night 11: Baby Face spits fire

GOtv Boxing Night 11: Baby Face spits fire

Fast rising light welterweight boxer, Rilwan “Baby Face” Babatunde, has dismissed the chances of his opponent, Waliu “Oganla” Arogundade, to last the distance when they clash at GOtv Boxing Night 11. Speaking ahead of the event holding on March 26 at the Liberty Stadium, Ibadan, Baby Face said his opponent is not his match and will fall in no time.

Modular Dockyard: NIMASA to save Nigeria $100m annually

Modular Dockyard: NIMASA to save Nigeria $100m annually

AS part of measures to stop capital flight through dry docking outside the country, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, is to take delivery of the fifth largest modular dockyard in Africa which will save the nation about $100 million annually.

A convoluted peace  path for PDP

A convoluted peace path for PDP

The process to restore peace to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP continues with twisting turns for the trouble shooters. The Forum of State chairmen which had until recently been removed from the crisis that has bestirred the national leadership has now been drawn into the milieu.

Melaye and his seven degrees

Melaye and his seven degrees

SENATOR Dino Melaye has undoubtedly come a long way in the legislature. His four year stint in the House of Representatives between 2007 and 2011 is remembered for his boisterous conduct, first as a defender of Speaker Patricia Etteh and subsequently as an antagonist of Speaker Dimeji Bankole.

OMPALAN lauds FG over relocation order to oil firms

OMPALAN lauds FG over relocation order to oil firms

Delta State wing of the Oil Mineral Producing Areas Landlords’ Association of Nigeria, OMPALAN, has thrown its weight behind the Federal Government over its standing order to the exploratory and mining companies operating in the Niger Delta to move their headquarters to the host communities of their operations, saying, “The directive is the best move at the moment.”